New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
THE CINCINNATI PERFECTIONIsTs.


SIR: VIII It be much OF favor to ask you to give
short account ofthe doctrine OF the two women who
call themselves one the Holy Gbost and the other Jesus
cI hisesids 70 H. uc J"y 49, IS 1851 A.
lie would be as difficdlt to answer this question
as 10 reduce the aggregated halucinations OF
lnnatic asy lum TO an ecclesiastical system. Mrs.
Martin and Mrs Brooks we're members OF group
of fanatics who held their meetings IN private and
who published no statement OF their faitn or re-
ports of their sermons or speechea i"'y -.
themrelyes Parfeo,ie.'otsi anh' as many W 'ne'
lumber were m-mbers OF a Meth' DIST churcn III
Cincinnati and were permitted to remain members
until lew weeks ago. IL Ia probable that at hrs'
their doctrine differed little from that of thousands
IN that denomination who MAINTAIN that state OF
sanctidcation may be reached on earth wherein IL
il mposs BILE for one to sin 10 be tempted to SIM
II this was so, they seem soon to have added TO IT
the w,d theory of the " seventh Monarchy Men, of
Crom welrs day. that whatever they might 90 would
not be SIN. hbelal admixture OF belief ID rain
Cure and an exhaustive study OF what In some
Giro es is discussed as the Psychic Force would
lead 10 any nbsurdity. This IS about all that an
outsrder can say of this singuiarly abnormai de-
yelopment OF religious enthusiasm. IL Is asserted
on good authority that the leaders in this move
ment were. lew years ago. exemplary and useful
mem bers of their church.-EdI
SURVEYOR BEATrIE CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
TO m, Editor Of TIA Trtbune
SIR: In your article to-day on tho return OF queen
x ,pIolani Won speak OF "Deputy Surveyor Whalen.
Mr. whaen Is not and never was deputy surveyor
although he was the Surveyors choice for the position
after he had succeeded In removing j. NJ wyatt oecre
,ary Fairchild would not confirm him as SUCH put Mr.
Beatte mas succeeded In his ends no @ever as nc mas
apponted his former private secretary his deputy ana
has kept him acting secretary, while superhenuoh'
OF the Barge Office whaen acts deputy surveyor thus
pract cay multiplying the wishes OF the secretary Vi 'no
Treasury A short time since inspectors bowers anu
I,ndeheimer were removed for allowing some Chinamen
10 leave one OF the Transatlantic steamers NOW Us
hnppen TO be familiar with the requirements OF tue
seryice I know and the acting deputy should nave
that t WAS impossible for them TO attend 70 tner
other duties which were imperative ana guaru tnoso
| Cinnamon also II he did not know then he was NOT
competent to fill the position. and II no failed TO SEND
another inspector through caoesness his part he is
this one 10 be called 10 account and In either case ne
| should be removed. not the inspectors; AN.
Again have noticed several times in you, papoI 1ond
boats when the surveyors department was run =, o
business principles. and not by siseyGr s "d and
eioicn officers to encompass their renoV ~, ~
specto would have been assgneS 70 and nco
ncteoey II only connected with Democracy as Is us
ne.s are Of no value their be Re,
publican as IL generally the rule Ohly shv. o ~
CAPTAIN johnson, OF tue to 10
REFUNDS found evening one OF ms nignt p III
asleep on the dock where he was stauoheo anu ~ ,s
badee fro N him with awakening Nun AS nc nt ne
right kud OF political influence he sun Romans ~, o
department, while many good nspec.1r has s ~ aay
moved charges which would not bear the hgh' Vi u''
| upon them. -.. -, ,,,s,o,. WIN were In
the department when the Administration toos Once
barely onr-thrd now remains. Where are rresne e
~ Vii service Reform principles Have they
like himself taken holiday He has been lniSs deu
directly of the state OF affairs In Surveyor betio no
n"r,cpt and of his mode OF managing H. Does ne IN
lend to let him remove all the Rnisrmer sSe
sansfv tho Mugwimps remove Beatte III so IL VIII NC
| Too late: his only way to remove him now. ,,r,s
| Nete- York, July -, 1887. '""'